We invite you to tour Santiago de Compostela with a practical VIDEO-GUIDE. Using your own mobile device, organising your time to suit yourself, you can repeat the tour as often as you want and without having to download any application.

Guided by the video and audio track, images, texts and location maps, you can tour Santiago de Compostela’s most emblematic sites, discovering their history, traditions and rich heritage.

Itinerary: Obradoiro-Square, Hostal de los Reyes Católicos, The Cathedral’s Façade, The Cathedral’s Interior, Plaza de la Inmaculada, Monastery of San Martin Pinario, Church of Saint Paio de Antealtares, Plaza de la Quintana, Plaza de las Platerias, Rúa do Vilar, O Toural Square, Plaza de la Universidad / University Square, Plaza de Abastos, Galician Center of Contemporary Art and Convent of Santo Domingo de Bonaval, Bonaval Park, Church of Las Ánimas, Plaza de Cervantes, Casa de la Troya, Church of San Martin Pinario, Colegio de Fonseca, Rua do Franco, Alameda Park, Colexiata de Sar, Cidade da Cultura.

This Santiago night experience includes many activities to live the evening atmosphere in Santiago through restaurants, pubs and typical Queimada. You will be doing all of this with an expert local guide. The tour takes around 4-hours starting at 18:00 with a special tour to discover the city by night (noite, in Galician language) and hear about the legends and stories of spirits and witches. 

At 20:15, have dinner in a typical Galician restaurant tasting the most famous dishes. Dinner includes entrées, drinks and the choice of fish or meat as a main meal. At the end of the dinner, a surprise awaits you. You will experience one of the most mystical Galician experiences - Queimada, a burning drink that was, and still is, known because of its magical properties to take away the bad spirits.

 Afterwards, visit a typical pub in the historical town at 22:00 with live music and enjoy the nightlife in Santiago de Compostela (Pub O Momo, A Casa das Crechas).

Reservation is required

Discover the secrets of Santiago de Compostela on this walking tour. This experience will take around 4-hours with different activities.

Have a walking tour around the city and visit the historical town (Zona Vieja) and Alameda Park with the best views of the cathedral. Then, enjoy appetizers at a famous restaurant called A Moha, in Rúa Nova, where you will try the most delicious Spanish omelette in the city with Galician wine or beer (soft drinks are also available such as soda, juice and water). Lunch in a typical Galician restaurant with one of the most famous Galician dishes known as “Pulpo á feira” (Galician octopus).

Visit inside the Cathedral of Santiago and see the saint’s grave, hug the main sculpture of Saint James and walk around its chapels. Afterwards, have coffee at the Airas Nunes, the best place in town for chocolate cake.

Discover the Galician interior by touring the Ribeira Sacra. We will travel by catamaran, we will visit the Monastery of San Pedro de Rocas, the viewpoint of Cabezoás and Ourense.

On the banks of the Miño and Sil Rivers, we will discover one of the most unique places in Galicia: the Ribeira Sacra. Let yourself be captivated by its centuries-old vineyards and the charms of the Romanesque.
We will leave from Santiago at 8:15 towards the north of the province of Ourense, where we will start our guided route through the Ribeira Sacra. This name comes from the Middle Ages, a time when numerous monasteries were distributed on the slopes of these rugged landscapes.

We will begin our adventure by taking a catamaran that will take us upstream through the spectacular canyons of the Sil. A walk of one and a half hours that will take us into the deepest and most characteristic landscape of this area of the Galician interior. On board the ship we will be able to taste a typical wine of the area, known for its Denomination of Origin.
At the end we will go to one of the viewpoints that surround the Ribeira Sacra to see from above the immensity of its landscape.

Our next stop will be the incredible Monastery of San Pedro de Rocas, located in the heart of the Ribeira Sacra and one of the architectural symbols of this region. Where legend tells us that in the sixth century it was founded by hermits, today we find a particular church drung in the rock, tombs different from what we can imagine and a whole series of architectural elements that will not leave us indifferent.

The next stop will be the city of Ourense, known for being the thermal capital of Galicia and the most important city located at the entrance of the Ribeira Sacra. It will be in Ourense where we will have free time for food, and in the afternoon, we will visit the historic center of Ourense, walk through its cobbled streets and discover why it is known as the city of bridges.
Approximate arrival in Santiago at 7:00 p.m.

QUE SE VISITA 

En primer lugar disfrutaremos de una magnífica ruta en catamarán por los cañones del río  desde San Esteban de Ribas de Sil donde se recorrerá  una zona increible desde  la que se podrán contemplar los viñedos .  Durará sobre  una hora y media . Podremos conocer más sobre la denominada viticultura heroica.

En segundo lugar se visitará un mirador que ofrece una bonita vista al  Cañon do Sil. Disfrutaremos de unas magníficas vistas con alturas de más de 500 metros desde donde observaremos un paisaje único en España .

Como tercera parada nos acercaremos al increíble monasterio de San Pedro de Rocas . En este monasterio observaremos  una serie de sepulcros con forma antropomorfa  de época visigótica , y conoceremos algunas de las leyendas que existen sobre este lugar .

Para finalizar se visitará Allariz uno de los pueblos más hermosos de la provincia de Orense . Allí se recorre la zona antigua del pueblo que conserva muchas casas de estilo tradicional y edificios señeros . Además se disfrutará del increíble entorno natural del pueblo considerado uno de los mejor conservados de Galicia.

Leaving Santiago de Compostela, we go to the wonderful city of Lugo, a city that is recognized for its incredible Roman wall that surrounds its city.

You will also visit the majestic and surprising Playa de las Catedrales and taking advantage of the low tide we will be able to enjoy its rock formations made by the erosion of the sea.

You will visit the City of Lugo, making a guided tour of its historic center of approximately 1 hour and a half, discovering the Famous Wall of Lugo, a practically intact Roman wall and its Cathedral, as well as wandering around and getting lost in its ancient city.

After knowing this wonderful city that brings together so much history and beauty, we will head to Ribadeo.


This town in the north of Galicia is gaining popularity due to the beauty of its streets. This site is living history of emigration from Galicia, especially to Latin America where so many Galicians have had to emigrate.

You  will see all these constructions made by the Galicians who return, making this city a very special place and a direct witness to this phenomenon.After that we will head to the Playa de Aguas Santas, or as it is popularly known, Playa de las Catedrales, due to the large rock formations that evoke the flying buttresses of the Gothic cathedrals.


Let us let ourselves be carried away by its arches, let's walk through its fine white sand, to make this an unforgettable day.

Discover with us one of the most beautiful enclaves in Galicia, and we will surely comply with your good exceptions.

* Depending on the tides, the itinerary of the excursion will vary depending on them. Being able to visit the City of Lugo first, or however going directly to the beach.

Stops in detail

Excursion to Rías Baixas

The tour starts

At 10:00 from our office, it is necessary to be there 15 minutes before departure. The address is Rúa das Casas Reaís, 31 (3 minutes from the Cathedral and right next to Porta do Camiño, at the entrance to the old part of the city, where the French way passes). The Pick-Up / Collection service (only in Santiago de Compostela) can be offered only for some hotels and always with prior notice (there are hotels that are located in places where the bus cannot pass). If your hotel is not on the list, it is better to contact us so we can let you know if the service is available. Also, another opportunity (if there is a possibility) is for one of our staff members to pick you up at your hotel a little in advance.

Eno-gastronomic tour in an Albariño winery

We will have a walk among the vineyards of a very prestigious Albariño (important wine of the Rías Baixas), among the best in the world; It is not for nothing that it is sold and served throughout Europe, Asia and the United States.

Not only will we have the opportunity to get to know the production of this excellent wine up close, since for the participants it will also be included a wine tasting from the Rias Baixas appellation in good company.

Hermitage of the Lanzada beach

This mystical place, established in the 9th century, undoubtedly deserves to be known in depth, accompanied by a beautiful walk. Its importance is not only related to its history, but its location must be taken into account, that is, on the shores of one of the most admirable beaches in Galicia. In all this, we cannot absolutely forget that this temple welcomes and offers some definitely popular rituals in the light of the moon, which makes it even more unique of its kind.

Combarro

To get to this picturesque little town, one of the most beautiful in Spain, located on the banks of the Ría de Pontevedra, we will cross part of the Bay of Poio.

All this beauty is conferred by a giant rock on which it is built, by the granaries of which it is surrounded, by the houses that overlook the sea and by several stone crosses typical of Galicia, called “Cruceiros”, which are on the site.

Walking through the characteristic streets and squares of this place, you have, therefore, the possibility of taking a true and authentic journey through time, as well as visiting an area of ​​great ecological value.

Toja island

This relaxing island, famous for the production of soap and for its thermal waters, is located in an area called “Red Natura 2000”, but it does not end here: we can find a small museum of the old soap factory and a fully covered chapel of shells.

Cruise with Albariño wine, mussels, drinks

A journey over the sea, through which you can admire and face directly the production of mussels, oysters and scallops; We will make different stops to contemplate the water troughs and then be able to taste steamed mussels in large quantities accompanied by one of the best local Albariño wines (Condes de Albarei) and by shots of Orujo Cream.

What includes

• Roundtrip transportation
• Travel insurance
• Wine tasting in the winery and vineyard
• Cruise with Albariño wine, mussels, shrimp dish and shot
• Tour Leader

Info

The price is departing from Santiago de Compostela and requires a minimum of people.
For more information ask by WhatsApp, phone or email: info@galiciatravels.com, +34 654 030 828

At 9.30 a.m. we will depart from the Plaza de Galicia, in Santiago de Compostela.

After a journey of approximately 60 minutes, we will arrive in the city of La Coruña. We will start by visiting the Tower of Hercules, the oldest Roman lighthouse in the world and its surroundings.

Those who wish can go up to its viewpoint and enjoy the spectacular views of the Atlantic Ocean.

Later we will start our walking tour of La Coruña, discovering the monuments and streets that surround the central Plaza de María Pita: the Church of San Jorge, the Church of Santiago, the Mirador and the Garden of San Carlos and the Riazor Beach between others. After having an approximate hour and a half of free time for lunch, we will head to Betanzos.

Betanzos is a city in the province of A Coruña also known as "Betanzos de los Caballeros" since this city was one of the seven provincial capitals of the old Kingdom of Galicia and its old town has been declared a Historic-Artistic Site.

Capital of Galician Gothic, Betanzos has one of the best preserved historical centers in Galicia.

In Betanzos the following monuments stand out: Gothic Church of Santa María del Azogue, Church of Santiago, Church of San Francisco, Church of Santa María del Azogue and many more.

Not only will they see monuments, but they will also have the opportunity to taste "The best tortilla in Spain" since in this town a contest is held every year, from which a winner comes out.

Thanks to this, this town has a high level in this regard, they will have enough time to taste a pincho of this much appreciated dish of Spanish gastronomy.

Finally we will head to Santiago de Compostela, in order to end our day in these two beautiful cities of Galicia.

Viewpoint of Mount Paxareiras The first stop is an invitation to open your eyes wide. The viewpoint of Mount Paxareiras offers a wide view of the Muros and Noia estuary, where the sea enters the land with Atlantic softness. From here you can understand the complexity of the Galician landscape: green hills that descend into the water, small protected beaches and villages that seem to lean on the slope. It is the perfect place to take perspective - geographical and emotional - before continuing towards the more open coast.
Ézaro Waterfall The next landmark is a rare natural spectacle in Europe: the Ézaro waterfall. The Xallas River, after traveling through the Galician interior, precipitates directly over the ocean in a powerful fall that breaks against the granite rock. The environment, with intense gray and green tones, creates an almost theatrical scene where water is the absolute protagonist. The visit allows you to approach the base of the waterfall and feel the energy of the place, especially when the flow is generous.
Cape of Fisterra The journey continues to the mythical Cape of Fisterra, for centuries considered the "end of the world." Here the Atlantic unfolds without limits and the horizon seems infinite. The lighthouse, erected in the 19th century, guards the cliffs and has become a symbol for both navigators and pilgrims who extend the Camino de Santiago to this final point. The wind, the changing light and the constant sound of the sea make the stop an intense and memorable experience.
Villa de Fisterra At the foot of the cape is the village of Fisterra, a seaport with a marked identity. Its narrow streets, its fish market and its boats remind us that here the sea is not a landscape, but a way of life. The tour includes free time to walk around the city center and enjoy the local cuisine, where seafood and fresh fish occupy the center of the table. It is a time to relax and savor the Atlantic essence calmly.
Sanctuary of the Virgin of the Boat (Muxía) In the afternoon, the route leads to Muxía, where the sanctuary of the Virgen de la Barca rises in front of the ocean in an overwhelming enclave. According to tradition, the Virgin arrived here in a stone boat to encourage the apostle Santiago in his preaching. The rock formations that surround the temple feed the legend and bring a symbolic dimension to the landscape. The contrast between the sober architecture of the sanctuary and the strength of the sea creates an atmosphere of natural recollection and greatness.
Cape Vilán The last stop is Cape Vilán, one of the most spectacular and rugged points of the Costa da Morte. Its lighthouse, a pioneer in the use of electricity in Spain, rises on steep cliffs that descend into an indomitable ocean. Here you can clearly perceive the maritime history of the area, marked by shipwrecks and the constant need for orientation. It is a resounding closing for the day, with open views and a feeling of extreme territory.
After a full day of discoveries, the bus returns to Santiago at sunset. The experience leaves the impression of having traveled a coast of strong character and sincere beauty, where each stop brings a different piece of Galician Atlantic identity.

Stops in detail

Excursion to Finisterre - 7 stops

The excursion begins

At 10:00 from our office, it is necessary to be 15 minutes before. Rúa das Casas Raís, 31 (3 minutes from the cathedral and next to Porta do Camiño, at the entrance to the old town, where the French way passes). The Pick-Up service (only in Santiago de Compostela) can be offered only by some hotels and always with prior notice (there are hotels to which by city laws the bus cannot go). If the hotels are not on the list, it is better to contact us to find out the possible possibility of the service. We also offer collection, if possible, by a person from our Staff.

Ponte Maceira

One of the key points of the Jacobean route for pilgrims who, once they arrive in Santiago de Compostela, decide to continue on their way to the coast of Finisterre. Here we find an old bridge, built over the river Tambre. A beautiful place, obligatory on the Camino to Finisterre.

Sanctuary of Virxe da Barca

Stop of many pilgrims: The Sanctuary of Virxe da Barca, which faces the force of the ocean and where you can see the different and most famous stones of this place, full of legends about the arrival of the Apostle Santiago.

Finisterre Town

Stop for lunch right in the heart of the Finisterre town (the port). Here you can enjoy the local gastronomy with many restaurants at suitable prices.

Cape Finisterre

At this point you can see the famous “END OF THE WORLD” for the ancient Romans, which coincides with Cape Finisterre. Here is the Finisterre Lighthouse, Km 0 of the Camino a Finisterre, the view of the COSTA DA MORTE, etc. Perhaps because Cape Fisterra hides the true secret of the Costa da Morte: rugged landscapes and impressive beaches, some (sheltered by the cape) with calm waters and others with strong waves such as Mar de Fora, one of the wildest beaches in Galicia.

Finisterre Lighthouse (Faro de Fisterra)

It is very probably the most visited in Europe as well as the closest to America.
Built in 1853, 138 meters above sea level. Considered the cape of the end of the world “Finis Terrae”. For thousands of years it was thought that beyond it there was only a watery chasm in which the sun went out every night and through which one reached a region of darkness populated by sea monsters.

Ézaro waterfall

Visit the Ézaro waterfall, a place of incredible beauty, located within mountains that hide many legends. It is the only waterfall in all of continental Europe that reaches directly into the ocean.

Carnota’s Hórreo

You will be taught something very typical of Galicia, something that belongs to the cultural heritage of Galicia: the Horreo. This stop allows you to see the longest granary in the world and admire its special structure.

Muros

Visit one of the towns on the Galician coast, where you can discover the rafts, the Food Market or there is free time to have a drink or walk along the beach!

It will end in:

Rúa das Casas Reais, 31, 15704 Santiago de Compostela, A Coruña, Spain. In our office at 7:15 p.m., exactly at the Puerta del Camino (Porta do Camiño), at the entrance to the old town, where the French way passes.

What includes

• Roundtrip transportation
• Tour Leader
• Travel insurance

Info

The price is departing from Santiago de Compostela and requires a minimum of people.
For more information ask by WhatsApp, phone or email: info@galiciatravels.com, +34 654 030 828

Most of this route is linked to the Camino de Santiago towards the end of the earth, Finisterre, where since time immemorial, pilgrims have been arriving and falling in love with this place.

You will leave Santiago towards a hidden gem on the Finisterre road, Pontemaceira. This bridge of Roman origin and currently medieval is undoubtedly a stop that you will love. Walking where the pilgrims go daily, and above all seeing the river, its waterfall and the bridge will make it remain etched in your retina.

Leaving Pontemaceira, you will go to Muxía specifically, to the Sanctuary of the Virgen de la Barca, one of the obligatory stops on this pilgrimage route and for all Galicians. In this place, you will enjoy the guide's explanations about the path, the sanctuary, the Prestige as well as the stones and their special powers, and after this stop, head to Finisterre.

The next stop will be the Finisterre Lighthouse, a place of great symbolism for pilgrims, Romans and Celts, who considered this magical place. Without a doubt it will be for you too, because the views from its cape, the tranquility of its waters and the pilgrim atmosphere will remain in your mind.

Lunchtime is approaching, and we will stop in the town of Finisterre, to taste the best of the local gastronomy. Do not hesitate to ask our guide for advice in the best way.

After the meal you will have 2 more stops. The first stop will be the Ézaro Waterfall, a unique waterfall in Europe, and not only for its beauty, but also for its impressive mouth, in a special enclave such as the Ría de Corcubión.

As a last stop, the Hórreo de Carnota, a representative construction of Galicia, and one of the largest granaries in the world. You will be able to know its history and the reason for its large size.

We will return through the Ría de Muros, touring a part of the Galician coast and undoubtedly enjoying the pilgrim world, the traditions of Galicia and its estuaries, to arrive in Santiago at the meeting point and thus complete a perfect day.

Ven con nosotros a hacer los últimos kilómetros del Camino Francés hasta llegar a la famosa Plaza del Obradoiro, punto final del Camino en la que todos los peregrinos celebran su llegada.

Prepararemos todo lo necesario para que sea una experiencia inolvidable. Para empezar, te recogeremos directamente en el hotel y nos iremos 9km hacia atrás. Todo el material como los bastones o sombreros… te lo daremos, ¡Lo único que hay que llevar es ropa cómoda!

El guía os esperará más tarde en el famoso Monte do Gozo, punto del camino en donde se pueden contemplar las primeras vistas de la ciudad y las torres de la Catedral. Hay muchas cosas interesantes que descubrir allí.

Seguiremos caminando hasta llegar al punto final. Recibiréis un regalo muy especial y por supuesto fotos para recordar la experiencia.

¿Quieres probarlo? ¡No te lo pierdas!

Embark on an unforgettable experience along the stunning Costa da Morte, a land of legends, wild nature and breathtaking views. Starting in Santiago de Compostela, you will visit some of the most magical and authentic corners of Galicia, guided by local experts who will tell you stories you won't find in any guidebook.

A lo largo del recorrido, el visitante descubre algunos de los enclaves más representativos de las Rías Baixas. La primera parada es una bodega de vino Albariño, donde se conoce el proceso de elaboración de este reconocido vino gallego, desde el cultivo de la vid hasta su degustación, disfrutando de una cata que resalta sus matices únicos.

El itinerario continúa hacia Cambados, considerada la capital del Albariño, una villa señorial donde la tradición vitivinícola forma parte de su identidad. Sus pazos, calles históricas y entorno vinícola convierten esta parada en una excelente introducción a la cultura del vino en las Rías Baixas.

La ruta prosigue hacia Combarro, uno de los pueblos marineros más pintorescos de Galicia. Sus calles empedradas, casas tradicionales y hórreos junto al mar crean una estampa única que refleja la esencia de la cultura gallega.

A continuación, se visita la Isla de la Toja, un enclave singular conocido por su belleza natural y su icónica capilla cubierta de conchas, símbolo de la tradición y el carácter de esta zona.

Uno de los momentos más especiales de la excursión es el paseo en catamarán por la ría, donde se pueden observar las bateas utilizadas para el cultivo de mejillones. Durante la travesía, se incluye una degustación de mejillones frescos acompañados de vino, agua o refrescos, ofreciendo una auténtica experiencia gastronómica gallega.

El recorrido continúa en O Grove, conocido como la capital del marisco, donde se aprecia la importancia de la tradición pesquera y gastronómica de la zona.

Finalmente, la ruta se completa en la Playa de la Lanzada, uno de los arenales más emblemáticos de Galicia, donde el paisaje atlántico y la espiritualidad de su ermita crean un entorno único que pone el broche final a la experiencia.

Itinerario

Os recogeremos a la hora indicada en la Rua dos Bautizados, 12, y desde este punto de Santiago de Compostela nos desplazaremos a Padrón, la puerta de entrada a las Rías Baixas.

¿Sabíais que los restos del apóstol Santiago llegaron en barca a Padrón? Visitaremos la iglesia dedicada al santo, donde se halla el “pedrón” donde se ató la embarcación, y daremos un paseo por la Alameda para contemplar las estatuas de Rosalía de Castro y Camilo José Cela. Tras un tour por Padrón de 30 minutos, continuaremos la excursión en dirección sur.

A continuación, nos dirigiremos a la ría de Pontevedra: la más coqueta de las Rías Baixas. Aquí se encuentra Combarro, donde veremos sus icónicos hórreos tradicionales gallegos. ¡Os encantará! En Combarro tendréis tiempo libre para comer y podréis disfrutar además de un paseo en barco con degustación de mejillones.

La siguiente parada tendrá lugar en la isla de A Toxa para visitar su famosa capilla de las Conchas, entre otros atractivos. 

Tras disfrutar de los bellos paisajes de la isla nos dirigiremos a Cambados. Allí tendréis tiempo libre para callejear y recorrer a vuestro aire esta localidad, capital del vino Albariño.

Al finalizar el tour por Cambados iremos a la isla de Arousa, donde también tendréis tiempo libre para daros un baño, tomar algo o dar un paseo.

Finalmente, emprenderemos el regreso al punto de encuentro en Santiago, donde llegaremos tras diez horas de excursión.

Paseo en barco con degustación de mejillones

Si lo deseáis, podéis completar vuestra experiencia con un paseo en barco por las Rías Baixas. Durante esta travesía de una hora y cuarto, contemplaréis las bateas donde se crían los mejillones. ¿Os gustaría probar este producto? El paseo en barco incluye una degustación de mejillones con vino de la tierra o refrescos, según prefiráis.

En este tour de 4 horas disfrutarás de todo los imprescindible de Santiago de Compostela en una sola mañana.

Comenzaremos a las 10:00 en la Plaza del Obradoiro y, desde allí, comenzaremos la visita guiada por el interior de la Catedral con un guía especializado: el tesoro, el claustro, las principales capillas…

Conoce la historia de la peregrinación y su construcción, destino de miles de peregrinos cada año.

A continuación, después de un descanso de 15 min entraremos para visitar el Pórtico de la Gloria, conocido como la joya del románico de la Catedral de Santiago. Conoce la historia de su arquitecto, el Maestro Mateo y descubre todos sus secretos.

Continuaremos con paseo para ver las principales calles y plazas del Casco Histórico y finalizaremos en el interior del Hostal de los Reyes Católicos, antiguo hospital de peregrinos de Santiago.
Un tour al completo conocer en profundidad

En la opción de las 10:00 empezaremos el tour visitando el Pórtico de la Gloria, a continuación, las cubiertas y finalmente el museo catedralicio y la Catedral.

En la opción de las 16:00 empezaremos por las cubiertas, seguiremos en el museo catedralicio y el interior de la catedral y finalizaremos con la visita al Pórtico de la Gloria. El guía les esperará en el punto de encuentro para iniciar cada visita a su hora indicada.

Las cubiertas es una visita imprescindible para conocer la catedral desde otro punto de vista, lleno de curiosidades y, además, se puede disfrutar de las mejores vistas de la ciudad.

El Pórtico de la Gloria es conocido como la joya del románico y es una de obras más valiosas de la Catedral de Santiago que merece la pena visitar.

Finalmente, con el museo catedralicio y el interior de la Catedral no te perderás dependencias tan importantes como la biblioteca, la sala capitular, el tesoro, la capilla de reliquias o el altar mayor.

No dudes en disfrutar de la Catedral de Santiago, centro de peregrinación, al completo.

¡Descubre Santiago de Compostela en su totalidad con nuestro tour a 360 grados! Comenzaremos en la Plaza de Obradoiro, donde te reunirás con nuestro guía turístico especializado en la historia y la cultura de la ciudad. La primera parada del recorrido será el casco histórico de Santiago, donde explorarás las estrechas calles empedradas y las plazas llenas de encanto que hacen de esta ciudad una de las más hermosas de España. Aprenderás acerca de la fascinante historia de Santiago de Compostela, incluyendo sus leyendas y tradiciones, mientras paseamos por la ciudad. Después, nos adentraremos en la Catedral de Santiago, que alberga la tumba del Apóstol Santiago, objeto de veneración para los peregrinos que recorren el Camino de Santiago. Nuestro guía te llevará a través de la nave central, las capillas y el Museo Catedralicio, donde podrás admirar algunas de las obras de arte más impresionantes de la ciudad.  Luego, visitaremos el famoso Pórtico de la Gloria, obra maestra del Maestro Mateo, una de las joyas del patrimonio arquitectónico de Galicia y una de las obras más importantes del arte románico europeo. Conocerás el mensaje que transmite a los peregrinos y te deleitarás con la expresividad de cada personaje. Con nuestro tour a 360 grados, tendrás la oportunidad de experimentar la esencia de Santiago de Compostela desde todos los ángulos posibles. No te lo pierdas y haz tu reserva ahora para esta experiencia completa e inolvidable.

Join us for a complete Santiago experience that covers all angles of this beautiful city. Our tour begins at 10:00 AM with a visit to the historic center, where our knowledgeable guide will take you through the winding streets, hidden alleys, and vibrant plazas that make up the heart of Santiago. Next, we'll head to the Pórtico de la Gloria, where you'll discover the fascinating history of this masterpiece by Maestro Mateo. Marvel at the intricate details of each character and learn about the message that the Pórtico conveys to pilgrims. After a short break, we'll continue our journey with a tour of the Cathedral Museum and the interior of the Cathedral of Santiago (tickets included). Our expert guide will show you the most important works of art in the city and take you to the balconies for stunning views of the surroundings. This is a comprehensive tour that offers a 360-degree view of Santiago de Compostela. Don't miss out on this unforgettable experience and make your reservation today!

Déjate llevar por uno de nuestros guías y descubre la historia del famoso Pórtico de la Gloria, obra del Maestre Mateo; conoce el mensaje del Pórtico al peregrino, disfruta de la expresivad de cada personaje y aprende sobre su historia y su autor. Un tour único en la ciudad, con plazas limitadas. Después de un breve descanso de 20 minutos continuaremos por el museo Catedralicio, vive un viaje al pasado hasta el descubrimiento de los restos del Apóstol, visita la reconstrucción del coro pétreo del Maestre Mateo y enamórate del maravilloso claustro renacentista. Terminaremos la visita en la Catedral recién restaurada que brilla como nunca. ¡El tour más completo!

Let yourself be carried away by one of our guides and discover the history of the famous Pórtico de la Gloria, the work of Maestre Mateo; Get to know the message of the Portico to the pilgrim, enjoy the expressiveness of each character and learn about its history and its author. A unique tour in the city, with limited places. After a short 20-minute break we will continue through the Cathedral Museum, experience a journey into the past until the discovery of the remains of the Apostle, visit the reconstruction of the stone choir of Maestre Mateo and fall in love with the wonderful Renaissance cloister. A recently restored Cathedral that shines like never before. Our Official Guides will show you the four floors of the cathedral museum, we will continue through the cloister - old cemetery of canons and we will enjoy the impressive views from the balconies. We will enter the interior of the cathedral (without queues) and you will be able to learn about its history, see the imposing Botafumeiro, the wonderful High Altar and the surprising Corticela Chapel. An essential visit in Compostela to know the goal of the pilgrimage. The most complete tour of the entire city!

En nuestra visita de las 12:00H empezaremos viendo el Pórtico de la Gloria, para luego descubrir todos los espacios del Museo y acabar adentrándonos en los espacios de la Catedral.

Si eliges la visita de las 17:00H, empezaremos viendo el Museo, para seguir con la Catedral y culminar la experiencia admirando el Pórtico de la Gloria.

Embárcate en una visita guiada por las cubiertas y la Torre de la Carraca, explorando también la Catedral y sus espacios destacados del Museo, como el claustro, la sala capitular y la biblioteca, entre otros.
Esta experiencia le proporcionará las mejores vistas panorámicas de la ciudad, mientras se sumerge en las distintas etapas de construcción de la Catedral, descubriendo su fascinante historia y evolución.
El recorrido tiene un intervalo de 50 minutos entre las dos partes debido a la necesidad de subir 150 escalones para explorar los tejados y ascender a la torre de carraca. Por este motivo, esta visita no está recomendada para personas con movilidad reducida.

The Santiago vip full experience starts at 10:00 from Plaza de Obradoiro, where our guide will wait for you to show you all the beauty of the historic center of Santiago de Compostela; we will know its history, its squares, the wonderful gastronimic market and much more. At the end of the guided tour of the old town, you will have a short break and the second part of the tour will begin at 12:00, visiting the Cathedral Museum and the interior of the Santiago Cathedral ( tickets included). A 3-hour experience in which you will get to know the city of Santiago in depth with a specialized official guide in english.

Experimenta todo lo que Santiago tiene que ofrecer en esta visita guiada combinada a pie. Explora el centro histórico, conoce la fascinante historia de la ciudad y visita la emblemática Catedral de Santiago de Compostela. Comienza tu recorrido por Santiago con una visita guiada por el centro de la ciudad. Desde la Praza do Obradoiro, sigue a tu guía por toda la ciudad, viendo los principales lugares de interés y aprendiendo sobre la fascinante historia de la zona. Disfruta de un breve descanso y comenzará la segunda parte del recorrido, visitando el Museo Catedralicio y el interior de la Catedral de Santiago. Conoce su pasado románico y contempla obras de arte que datan del siglo XIII. Bajo la catedral, observa excavaciones arqueológicas de una antigua ciudad romana.

Guided tour inside the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela and the Cathedral's Museum. Discover the different parts of this famous building: the remains of the original Romanesque Cathedral, the workshop of Mestre Mateo, works of art belonging to the Cathedral, the cloister, the Chapter Hall ...

A personalized guided tour that will allow you to discover in depth the secrets of Santiago de Compostela Cathedral in a pleasant way.

We will explain the major works of art, the different units of the building, we will embrace the Apostle, visiting his grave, the famous Corticela ... A tour of an hour and a half to deepen both the history of the city of Santiago as in its own cathedral.

Reservation is required

Reservations of 1 to 10 people are accepted.

Reserve at least one hour in advance.

Discover the Romanesque remains of the Cathedral, experience a journey into the past until the discovery of the remains of the Apostle, visit the reconstruction of the stone choir of Maestre Mateo and fall in love with the wonderful Renaissance cloister. A recently restored Cathedral that shines like never before in this Holy Year. Our Official Guides will show you the four floors of the cathedral museum, we will continue through the cloister - old canons' cemetery and we will enjoy the impressive views from the balconies. We will enter the interior of the cathedral (without queues) and you will be able to learn about its history, see the imposing Botafumeiro, the wonderful High Altar and the surprising Corticela Chapel. An essential visit in Compostela to know the goal of the pilgrimage.

Discover the Romanesque remains of the Cathedral, experience a journey into the past until the discovery of the remains of the Apostle, visit the reconstruction of the stone choir of Maestre Mateo and fall in love with the wonderful Renaissance cloister. A recently restored Cathedral that shines like never before in this Holy Year. Our Official Guides will show you the four floors of the cathedral museum, we will continue through the cloister - old canons' cemetery and we will enjoy the impressive views from the balconies. We will enter the interior of the cathedral (without queues) and you will be able to learn about its history, see the imposing Botafumeiro, the wonderful High Altar and the surprising Corticela Chapel. An essential visit in Compostela to know the goal of the pilgrimage.

Una experiencia única que nos permite conocer un lado oculto de Santiago de Compostela, su pasado templario. Visitaremos sus lugares de culto, su legado, su simbología presente en calles y monumentos...La "guinda del pastel" será la visita a un templo inigualable en su peculiar arquitectura al menos en toda España, la Colegiata de Nuestra Señora "la Mayor y Real" de Sar. 

INFORMACIÓN Y RESERVAS

https://www.compostours.com/tour/tourtemplarios/

678894867 / compostours@gmail.com

¿Quieres conocer Santiago de una manera original y amena?Esta es sin duda tu visita

Recorreremos los lugares más icónicos de la ciudad acompañados de un Guía oficial de Turismo que te contará historias tan curiosas como...

--¿Qué conexión existe entre la concha de vieira y el célebre cuadro de "La Venus" de Botticelli?¿De donde viene el nombre gallego? 

--Descubrirás tableros del juego de tres en raya "escondidos" por toda la ciudad.¡Hay más de 160!

--Sabrás también cual fue la primera casa con retrete de la ciudad y otras anécdotas sobre el tema.

--Conocerás historias tan curiosas como las de las aguadoras y te mostraremos la plaza donde se ajusticiaba a los criminales en la Eda Media.

--Te enseñaremos representaciones como "el hombre impúdico",criaturas fantásticas,una imagen de una Virgen embarazada y ...mucho más!

En este paseo recorreremos los rincones y monumentos más representativos de Santiago de Compostela al caer la noche. Hablaremos de simbología, sexo, muerte, leyendas y tabúes como el pasado romano o la vetusta judería medieval. Finalizaremos el itinerario a los pies de la Catedral, en la plaza de Platerías para descubrir un gran secreto vinculado con la razón de que Santiago de Compostela sea un punto de peregrinación y una de las Ciudades Santas Patrimonio de la Humanidad junto a Roma y Jerusalén.

INFORMACIÓN Y RESERVAS

https://www.compostours.com/tour/tour-nocturno/

678894867 / compostours@gmail.com

Every day from Tuesday to Sunday

Hours: 18 and 20

Minimun 2 persons

If you are alone and are interested in this product, you can:

Send an email to info@galiciatravels.com
Send whatsapp to +34654030828

La visita tiene como punto de encuentro y partida la Plaza de Platerías. Allí reconocerán al o a la guía oficial por el paraguas amarillo con el logo de nuestra Asociación. 

La visita realiza un recorrido por Plaza de Platerías, Fonseca, Obradoiro, Plaza de Inmaculada, Quintana y las Calles Nova y del Vilar. También se visitará el interior del Parador de los Reyes Católicos. 

El precio es de 12€ por persona (menores de 12 años gratis). El o la propia guía le venderá el ticket para la visita. 

Para más información y reservas: 981 576 698 o al 606 98 51 85.

Busca nuestro paraguas amarillo! 

A través de este tour nocturno, durante 2 horas, podrás descubrir Santiago de Compostela de una forma divertida y diferente, mágica y misteriosa.

Conoce los principales monumentos de la zona antigua mientras descubres todos sus misterios y leyendas a través de sus meigas, conjuros y amuletos. Podrás saber qué es la Santa Compaña y los rituales para protegerse de ella. También sabrás cual es la relación del Camino de Santiago con los Templarios y con el juego de la oca. Todo esto en el marco incomparable de la noche compostelana.

¡Reserva ya tu Tour Tierra de Leyendas y Meigas!

Si quieres conocer los edificios más importantes de la zona antigua de Santiago y descubrir todos sus secretos, aquellos que ni siquiera conocen los propios compostelanos… Éste es tu tour.

Durante 2 horas y partiendo de la Plaza de Platerías haremos un recorrido a pie, por las principales plazas del centro histórico viendo los edificios más destacados, para conocer de una forma amena y divertida los secretos y leyendas que esconden las piedras de Santiago. Podrás también pasear por la plaza de abastos, zonas de tapeo y la Alameda... Lugares que te harán conocer un poco más y disfrutar de esta ciudad tan mágica, única y especial.

¡Pruébalo! ¡Te encantará!

Utilizamos receptores con auriculares para que el cliente pueda oír perfectamente al guía a pesar del ruido externo o mientras realizas fotos...

Our English Tour is the perfect way to get to know the city, letting yourself be enchanted by its monuments, its churches and its monasteries. We will meet in Obradoiro Square, in front of the imposing Cathedral, to learn about its history and talk about its beautiful squares accompanied by our Official Guides. We will discover the French way and follow its "scallops" until we reach the Mercado de Abastos, the second most visited place in the city. We will meet an important and beautiful King, discover the ancient remains of the medieval wall and we will end up walking through its magical and ancient streets. 

Go on a JOURNEY THAT WILL SURPRISE YOU: go around the old town, discover gardens featuring designer architecture and enjoy panoramic views of the monumental quarter and the Cathedral.

Tour Itinerary(*): Praza do Obradoiro, Rúa San Francisco, Avda. Xoán XXIII, Avda do Burgo das Nacións, Rúa Ricardo Carvalho Calero, Rúa dos Pelamios, Rúa de Morón, Rúa de Galeras, Rúa Poza de Bar, Rúa de San Lourenzo, Avda. das Burgas, Avda. da Coruña, Avda. Xoán Carlos I, Rúa da Senra, Rúa Fonte de Santo Antonio, Rúa Virxe da Cerca, Rúa de Valle Inclán, Rúa de San Roque, Rúa dos Basquiños, Pza. da Paz, Avda. Xoán XXIII, Rúa de San Francisco, Praza do Obradoiro.

(*Subject to change)

Explora el casco histórico de Santiago de Compostela con nuestro Freetour, donde un guía local te mostrará sus secretos y curiosidades. Disfruta de una experiencia única y flexible, pagando lo que consideres según lo que te haya gustado. ¡Únete y descubre la esencia de la ciudad a tu ritmo!

Discover the best way to visit Santiago de Compostela. Walk around its streets, find its secrets, learn the history… We will walk through the Old Town, first around the cathedral and then through the narrow streets of the city. We will visit also the Market and the famous Alameda Garden, where you can se the most beautiful view of the Cathedral.

Where to eat, where to take the best pictures, where to go out at night, what is the top 10 in Santiago? Come to the Freetour and you will see it! You also decide the Price!

Visitaremos de la mano de la Meiga Volandeira los lugares más secretos y mágicos de la ciudad: antiguos cementerios de peregrinos, cruceros, iglesias de ánimas, cementerios abandonados...

La Meiga te adentrará en un Santiago diferente, lleno de magia y superstición. 

La visita dura una hora y media, eso sí... ¡Es para los más atrevidos!

A la hora indicada nos encontraremos en la Praza das Praterías y daremos comienzo a este free tour por Santiago de Compostela en el que os desvelaremos las historias ocultas de la ciudad gallega.

Para empezar, nos fijaremos en la enorme concha de vieira que, según cuenta la tradición, sostiene toda la Catedral. Abandonaremos la plaza y nos adentraremos en el pazo de la fuente de los deseos. ¡No os olvidéis beber de ella si queréis regresar a Santiago en algún momento! Desde allí, nos acercaremos al Árbol de las Ciencias, que decidía los estudios que escogerían los futuros alumnos de la universidad.

La siguiente parada del free tour por el Santiago oculto la realizaremos ante el hotel más antiguo de la ciudad, donde encontraremos tallado en la piedra un curioso elemento presente en toda la zona histórica. ¿Qué significará? ¡Os lo contaremos! Subiremos por el Arco de la Música y cruzaremos por laPlaza de Azabachería.

Además, nos fijaremos atentamente en los detalles de la Corticela, el templo más antiguo de Santiago de Compostela. Después, seguiremos paseando por la antigua judería hasta la Plaza de Cervantes, donde os narraremos los truculentos actos que vivió la ciudad en tiempos de la Santa Inquisición.

El recorrido nos llevará a conocer el pub más antiguo de Santiago, la casa del médico que introdujo el uso de los rayos X en Galicia y la iglesia en la que murió rezando la madre de Rosalía de Castro. ¡El tour estará lleno de historias de lo más sorprendentes!

Para terminar, nos adentraremos en la Alameda, donde veremos la estatua de las Dos Marías, elBanco de la Música y el llamado “árbol único de Galicia”, un enorme eucalipto desde donde tendremos unas impresionantes vistas de Santiago de Compostela.

Finalizaremos el free tour por el Santiago oculto en el Paseo de los Leones tras algo más de una hora y media de recorrido.